What does it even matter if he says it aloud or if he leaves it crystallising in his veins; words left unspoken stayed negligible whether or not he screamed them from the rooftops or took them and set the skyline on fire with them.

Moriarty kidnaps Lestrade in an attempt to get Mycroft to tell him about Sherlock. Violence to the good DI ensues.

Sherlock always knew that feelings can cause trouble, he just never though he'd be the one to experience it at first hand. Sherlock's caught in the middle of a spiderweb so he twists and turns, but he ends up doing a bit more damage than he'd like to. Johnlock, post-reichenbach.

From my tumblr post. John has a scar, and Molly admits to liking it. One-shot.

John has a bad day. Sherlock is considerate for once. Better story than summary says.

Molly Never Thought her life would change so dramatically and so quickly when Jim Moriarty came in to her life. She never thought she could be attracted to such evil, well, that is when she finds out.

A painting is stolen, almost impossibly: yet Sherlock insists the case is trivial and refuses to waste his time solving it. Can John and Lestrade solve it themselves?

this is the insane rambleing of my oc for sherlock my first story so please be nice thank you please enjoy

John is jealous. The damn woman left her damn breathy moan on Sherlock's damn phone. He has to do something about it. And he knows exactly what to do. It's all rated T but one chapter is considered M rated.

Hamish and Berneen want to go to the pool on a hot summer afternoon. Sherlock is not entirely satisfied with John's idea of a swimsuit.

All John wants is a good night's sleep, and possibly a nice dream to go with it. So what on earth keeps waking him up just as the dream's getting to the good bit...?

Mycroft gets a cake by mistake. Smut ensues. Basically, oneshot PWP. Don't like, don't read.

Sherlock has always considered being an Omega a vague hindrance, if that. Far from worrying about unplanned pregnancy, he laughs at those who stress themselves over it. However, karma has a funny way of catching people when they least expect it...

Sherlock Aged 5 years needs his father and Mycroft Aged 15 does all he can to ensure Sherlock has a good role model to look up to.

This was not one of the things Greg expected when he walked into 221B.

Sherlock finds Greg on the roof of his apartment building, looking to the stars.

Sherlock, American movies, and terrible, terrible effects. Sherlock doesn't like it, but he doesn't turn it off. Poor John.

Sequel to The Domestic Analysis and The Long Way Home - Sherlock and Molly try to navigate life as a family: juggling work, friends, and baby Charlotte. Starts 3 months after TDA - will contain adult themes later on, hence the M rating, but for now the fic is pretty tame.

Sequel to "The Long Way Home" - Sherlock and Molly start to settle into domesticity after the ordeals of Reichenbach, but difficulties inevitably start to arise when Sherlock finds himself cast in the role as boyfriend, and Molly has to get them through

"PRESS STAR TO REPEAT THIS MESSAGE."

It's been six months since he's had to wash blood off of himself in this shower, since he's had to wring blood out of clothes in this sink, the sort of things a normal person would never miss. Or: Nine times John sees Sherlock after the fall. Sherlock x John, John centric.

Four years John has been living in 221B, and in that time he has learned many things about Sherlock Holmes. His fears, for example. But what has Sherlock learned about John in that time?

Molly has gotten out of a relationship and becomes rather unhelpful. Sherlock decides to cheer her up by creating "Ben" - the perfect man to raise her confidence up via text. Little does Sherlock know the consequences of creating the perfect man and how Molly really is outside Bart's.

Sherlock appears in Baker Street. John thinks he is just hallucinating.

John is tired of fighting. So it's his turn for a fall. Only one person can save him. But Sherlock Holmes is dead, isn't he? Post Reichenbach.